Gestational Diabetes: Early Diagnosis Ensures Safe Pregnancy

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Gestational diabetes is a common condition occurring after the sixth month of pregnancy.
It is defined as a glucose intolerance diagnosed during pregnancy, leading to potential complications.
Increased hormone levels during pregnancy can cause insulin resistance.
Blood glucose levels after fasting should be below 92 mg/dL for normality, otherwise it indicates gestational diabetes.
Tighter monitoring is recommended for women with obesity, older age, or a family history of diabetes.

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Gestational diabetes is a common condition occurring after the sixth month of pregnancy.
It is defined as a glucose intolerance diagnosed during pregnancy, leading to potential complications.
Increased hormone levels during pregnancy can cause insulin resistance.
Blood glucose levels after fasting should be below 92 mg/dL for normality, otherwise it indicates gestational diabetes.
Tighter monitoring is recommended for women with obesity, older age, or a family history of diabetes.

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